MikeHalloran
Mechanical
- Aug 29, 2003
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I am of course in sunny South Florida, but my sister lives in the ancestral small tract house in upstate NY. The house has a typical sloped shingled roof, now covered with still increasing amounts of snow, and she asked how to get it off. Actually, she just asked for ways to get some salt up there.
So I proposed:
Just throw coarse rock salt on the roof.
Throw tissue bags of table salt.
I also proposed:
Throw a rope over the top and saw through the snow.
Buy one of those little plow on a pole things and pull the snow down.
Both of those would likely remove granules from the shingles, so I didn't recommend them.
Suggestions? Abuse? Anyone?
Mike Halloran
Pembroke Pines, FL, USA
So I proposed:
Just throw coarse rock salt on the roof.
Throw tissue bags of table salt.
I also proposed:
Throw a rope over the top and saw through the snow.
Buy one of those little plow on a pole things and pull the snow down.
Both of those would likely remove granules from the shingles, so I didn't recommend them.
Suggestions? Abuse? Anyone?
Mike Halloran
Pembroke Pines, FL, USA